rbobby

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by rbobby 8y ago
So... the Uber for Hats then?
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by rbobby 8y ago
With a hard deadline looming the police might be able to use the exigent circumstances exception to search warrants.
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by rbobby 8y ago
This is what happens when you don't fill out your TPS reports correctly. Sarcasm aside it seems like Tesla has operational issues. This coupled with the story a few weeks back about somewhat "slapdash" power module assembly i
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by rbobby 8y ago
The subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/babyelephantgifs/ has tons of cute footage from her place.
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by rbobby 9y ago
No worries.... thoughts and prayers will soon replace it.
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by rbobby 9y ago
> only it takes 9 What if we outsourced the QA to India?
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by rbobby 9y ago
> If I am better than the next person and I am a better negotiator But are you really? If you don't know what your coworkers are making then you might actually be the lowest paid. :)
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by rbobby 9y ago
> All humans? In a way that's what labor laws and minimum wages are... a gov't mandated union of employees. :)
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by rbobby 9y ago
There's a case in front the US supreme court on this now. Basically union dues are currently split between an administrative category and a political category (my terms, can't recall what they're actually called). Administrat
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by rbobby 9y ago
There's also a chance Trump himself might reverse course in the next few weeks. Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs went from "no exceptions" to a handful over the course of a month.
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by rbobby 9y ago
> How do you know we have too many? The US leads the world in incarceration, with a rate of 737 per 100,000. Canada has 438 per 100,000... and on virtual all measures Canada and the US are very similar (old joke... What is a Canadian? An
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by rbobby 9y ago
I had to look up who Graham Hancock is. The wikipedia article on him is less than complementary ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Hancock )... I wouldn't put any stock in his "theories" whatsoever.
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by rbobby 9y ago
> including one cheater’s die with an extra three I can't imagine that going undetected for long. Which probably means the owner was also capable of sleight of hand.
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by rbobby 9y ago
> But remember, wrong overclocking can harm not only processor but you as well. Don't date robots!
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by rbobby 9y ago
> It seems insane to me that people would want government to do healthcare. Like many systems, the Canadian system is a single-payer system. Each province (read state) decides what procedures will/will not be covered (essentially &q
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by rbobby 9y ago
> who was initially asleep And that right there makes it non-consensual. The law (in England and other jursidictions) specifically mention asleep (amongst other conditions) that render a person unable to consent to sex. Once Assange stuc
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by rbobby 9y ago
It's going to be odd if Win10 gets labeled as PUP (potentially unwanted program) by antivirus software.
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by rbobby 9y ago
How afraid is he though? Not afraid enough to tweet an offer to "agree to US extradition" if Obama showed clemency to Manning.
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by rbobby 9y ago
> isn't even recognized as rape outside of Sweden. Having sex with an unconscious person, even someone asleep, is against the law in some jurisdictions. Really depends on how they define consent (in England's case sleep is &quo
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by rbobby 9y ago
> checking if the entity exists then trying to create it, Checking first and failing can still be problematic without the right database isolation setting. Better to try it and catch the database error (which might include another unique
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by rbobby 9y ago
It wouldn't... but it could open the door to updating the standard.
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by rbobby 9y ago
Haven't they already given up on backwards compatibility with things like => and for..of?
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by rbobby 9y ago
2 things I want in JSON: 1. Datetime 2. Expand the encoding to escape '<' and '>' Being able to specify a datetime as local vs utc would also be nice... so "2018/01/31 17:35:21.2222Z" for UTC an
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by rbobby 9y ago
All I want is a datetime literal: #2018/01/31 17:00:21.2234233#. I don't even care that it isn't backwards compatible. Eventually platforms will catch up... so the sooner it's added the sooner everything will catch
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by rbobby 9y ago
I've avoided paypal for ages because of their heavy handedness with freezes and bans. They just can't be trusted not to fuck over your business. Not intentionally... but algorithmically. And once that happens their customer suppor
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by rbobby 9y ago
The failed payment alert functionality is a touch lacking for some SAAS scenarios. The link in the alert email cannot be “parameterized”... it will only go to "the_saas_company.com". But I need the link to go to a per customer url
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by rbobby 9y ago
> not overwork us, This stuck out to me. More than a few companies require developers to put in a lot of unpaid overtime in order to finish a project close to the original schedule. There's even a lovely name for it.... crunch time.
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by rbobby 9y ago
> betting it all on black. At the blackjack table.
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by rbobby 9y ago
Was hoping that Orson was going rip of his shirt and bodyslam Andy. But, alas, that sort of comedy wasn't his thing.
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by rbobby 9y ago
> In October, the Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology announced that it would embark on a study to determine the reliability of DNA testing, including the algorithmic methods used by companies like TrueA

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